The second phase validation study of alternative methods to the eye irritation test for cosmetic ingredients 3) Evaluation of Hemolysis test.

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概要

• 論文の詳細を見る
• 日本トキシコロジー学会の論文
• 1995-09-25

著者

• Ohno Yasuo

  Division Of Pharmacol. Mutagen. Nihs

• OHNO Yasuo

  Div.Pharmacol., Natl.Inst.Hlth.Sci.

• Ohno Yasuo

  National Institute of Health Sciences

• Okamoto Yuuko

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.:kose Corp.

• KOJIMA Hajime

  Japanese Center for the Validation of Alternative Methods (JaCVAM), National Institute of Health Sci

• Itagaki Hiroshi

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Association

• KOJIMA Hajime

  National Institute of Health Sciences

• Ohkoshi Kenji

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Association

• Kakishima Hiroshi

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Association

• OGAWA Tomoyasu

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.

• OHUCHI Junko

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.

• Kaneko Toyozo

  Div.Toxicol.NIHS

• Momma Junko

  Div.Toxicol.NIHS

• Iwabuchi Yoshimi

  Div.Toxicol.NIHS

• Furumoto Tsutomu

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.

• Tsuda Takaya

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.

• Momma Junko

  Division Of Toxicol. Mutagen. Nihs

• Ohuchi Junko

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.:kao

• Tsuda Takaya

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.:shiseido

• Kaneko Toyozo

  Division Of Toxicol. Mutagen. Nihs

• Ogawa Tomoyasu

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.:kanebo

• Kojima Hajime

  Japanese Center For The Validation Of Alternative Methods (jacvam) National Institute Of Health Scie

• Kojima Hajime

  Jacvam Nihs

• Kakishima Hiroshi

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.:kanebo Ltd.

• Furumoto Tsutomu

  Japan Cosmetic Industry Assoc.:p&g

• Itagaki Hiroshi

  Shiseido Safety & Analytical Research Center

• Ohno Yasuo

  Div.pharmacol. Natn'l Inst.health Sci.

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